definitively

definitive | American Dictionary

definitive
adjective
us/dɪˈfɪn·ət̬·ɪv/
firm, final, and complete; not to be questioned or changed:
There is no definitive scientific evidence that coffee is harmful.

Examples of definitive

definitive
He offers what must count for now as definitive accounts of the conditions allowing these interactions.
However, we intend the figures that we present to be suggestive rather than definitive for the reasons we explain.
Again, there is little solid evidence available against which one could test this account and draw definitive conclusions.
Finally, if a definitive diagnosis is established sooner, it is possible that morbidity is reduced due to earlier commencement of appropriate therapies.
Furthermore, finding definitive evidence in many areas, especially the newer social concerns in public health, may often be very difficult, if not impossible.
Given the large discrepancies and absence of a comprehensive analysis, neither trends nor definitive conclusions can be drawn in any country.
Frequently, judgements will have to be taken in the absence of definitive data on the performance of a technology.
As an economic history of fire insurance it is indeed likely to be the definitive overall account for many years to come.
Neither book attempts (wisely) to offer definitive answers to the questions raised, but both add significantly to our knowledge and understanding.
Careful irxhvidualizatian of each case is highly recommended, delaying definitive repair with unfavourable anatomy, inadequate size of pulmonary branches or " "mil pulmonary annuhis.
Dicrocoeliosis causes irritation of the mucosa of the large bile ducts in definitive hosts.
In short, they provide definitive evidence in favour of the methodological critique put forward.
I stand not upon the definitive words of a challenge.
Serotyping is so far the only definitive typing method, although its discriminatory power is limited [11].
Then, the structure of the ontology was refined and the definitive design was obtained.
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